Food & Drink

The past year has turned us all into at-home imbibing experts, but these books prove we still have much to learn.

From beans to Beyond Meat, have you ever wondered which alternative to meat is best for the planet?

Stop pushing buttons and start turning the crank. Your tastebuds, the planet and your friends will thank you.

You may be making these common marinade mistakes. Experts advise on how to avoid them.

Learn about its health benefits, where to find it and how to prepare it.

Industry insiders share the kind of comments that can actually help them, as well as those that hurt the most.

Here’s what industry workers across the country want you to know.

Alton Brown has slammed single-purpose cooking gadgets to high heaven, but they're not all bad.

Experts break down the history and health considerations of "a drink that will wake you up and then f**k you up.”

The guac spectrum is wide, and you may have questions about the kind that comes in a tub. Let's address them.

If you're looking for a caffeine buzz first thing in the morning, read this first.

These cookbooks and memoirs give insight into Black Southern culture and cuisine.

Straight-up slices can get you that watermelon sugar high you want, but here's how to get more creative this summer.

Veggie platters, salads, dips, burrito bowls, cheese plates and more that'll feed a crowd ... or just you.

Las Vegas' reopening has brought buffets back, though many didn't survive. Here's what they're doing differently now.

From cucumbers dipped in stevia to Cool Whip ice cream, these "recipes" are proof that you shouldn't rely on TikTok.

Creamy pasta salads, a veggie burrata sandwich for the ages and so much more.

Grubhub has released its annual "State of the Plate" report.

The dishes highlighted in these cookbooks aren't only kosher but also delicious, vibrant and culturally varied.

Next time you're at the grocery store, this list will help you narrow down your choices.

Revamp your kitchen with chic tableware, durable utensils and more useful products.

Lid organizers, spice racks and more storage solutions that'll be a big help for your kitchen cabinets.

Apparently, fat-free mayo, which the company first introduced in the '90s, doesn't cut the mustard.

The products were shipped between June 20 and July 21 to 32 states, Bermuda and Canada.

Because your kitchen can be filled with products that have both beauty and brains.

Diane and Ed Nesselhuf bought the can during a 1971 honeymoon in Denver and vowed to drink it on their golden anniversary.

It's Rapid Potato Cooker Summer, y'all.

These items will help you both mix up your routine and something delicious.

"Did The Home Edit redo your kitchen?" they'll all ask.

Four home cooks in the diaspora share what they cook to keep Palestinian foodways alive.

Maybe their good looks will even convince you to keep 'em clean.

Alcohol industry insiders say all the bars and restaurants opening up are trying to restock their shelves and it takes time to get caught up with the sudden demand.

Some chains like Walmart and Sam’s Club are only serving pre-sealed food samples.

Who knew there were ways to make cooking easy?

Colby holds a special place in Wisconsin cheese history. It was created in the central Wisconsin city of, you guessed it, Colby in 1885.

*Applies everything bagel seasoning to...literally everything.*

Personal and professional chefs say these kitchen products are *chef's kiss* great.

The chef also shared why the current state of restaurant affairs isn’t as bad as we all think it is.

We're talking rave reviews, only.

Shredding claws, meal prep pads and more products that'll help you enjoy time in the kitchen.